Palmer Sweats Out Third Phoenix Open Victory
Arnold Palmer won the $35,000 Phoenix Open, his third straight title, after fending off Gary Player who surged back on the backstretch. A bee moved Palmer's ball briefly, delaying a ruling during a tense final stretch.
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Bears Hire Grid Coach From Palmer’s Round
The Bears employed a grid coach following a rain soaked round at Arizona Country Club. Palmer fired a two under par 70 on Tuesday, posting a seven hole score of 273.
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Bears Name George Allen as Head Defensive Coach
Chicago Bears announced George Allen a 41 year old Detroit native as head defensive coach He believes linebackers should be used more on pass defense Allen had served unofficially as head defensive coach for the last three games of the 1962 season after Clark Shanochnarce resigned.
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Quakers Fall to Ravens 81 69 in Richmond Tilt
Earlham the losingest college team in Indiana sports a valiant effort at Trueblood Fieldhouse but falls 81 to 69 to Anderson. Nolan Reed sparked the Ravens with a late basket breaking a 42 42 deadlock as Anderson moves to 16 4 on the season. Jim Steinke leads Earlham with 26 points.
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Belinsky Hour Late Impresses Manager Rigney
Detroit and Los Angeles teams vie for the 1968 Olympic bid as Belinsky news and Palm Springs reports mix. Rigney hails Belinsky but notes late arrival and off green, while Palmer and Player set the talk on bids and contracts. Arnie P. and Gary P. battle for pay and form as Minnesota Twins sign Moore and discuss late-season drama.
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Golf pro Carle shines with two aces in Phoenix Open nine
Gary Carle of Scottsdale wowed fans in Phoenix Open nine holes by hitting two holes in one en route to a 31 and a 470 handicap run, amid other birdies and miscues. Westvale and Shadeland also featured in a chaotic set of local results from the day.
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Centralia and Collinsville Top Basketball Clubs
Centralia and Collinsville lead Chicago Heights Bloom in the latest prep basketball ratings by UPI Coaches. Centralia held first early, then fell after a holiday loss to Belleville. Collinsville rose to second with weekend wins. Bloom captured third as Belleville dropped after Edwardsville win.
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Bearcats and Central Bears Lead Indiana High School Standings
Indiana’s top high school teams saw Muncie Central and South Bend Central remain the pace setters after weekend upsets. UPI coaches’ board updated rankings giving Muncie a 1 point edge over South Bend with 168 to 151 in balloting through last Saturday.
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Celtics Break Contests Open In Second Period
Detroit dispatch reports Boston Celtics surged in the second period to seize control as Rockford Auburn Knights and Anderson Indians figure in regional hoop chatter. Article notes shifts in Big Ten standings with Muncie, South Bend, Goshen, and other teams, plus reflections on a high school and professional mix and a forthcoming State Finals in March.
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Williamson Plating's Dominate Win in AAU Tourney
Williamson Plating's forwards sparked a 93 to 66 victory over Wagner Dugout in AAU action at the Dearborn gym. The winners hit 472 of their field attempts while the losers managed 2368.
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Evansville Tops Wesleyan In Low Scoring Exhibition
Evansville ranked No. 2 among small colleges beat Kentucky Wesleyan 23 to 19 in a slow game before 12,957 fans. Ed Zausch and Don Ratliff tied for high scoring with 8 points each as Wesleyan struggled with ball handling and fouls.
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Duke Snider Takes Salary Cut As He Rejoins Dodgers
The Dodgers signed Duke Snider to a 1963 contract but he returned it, taking a reduced salary while remaining a top slugger. Leach scores for St Joseph's in a junior high game, Pen dleton notices seek basketball games. Anderson faces Amerson’s Pepsi-Cola.
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Thornton Upsets Pastrano in Madison Square Garden Boxing Upset
Wayne Thornton unranked light heavyweight scored a 10 round unanimous decision over third ranked Willie Pastrano in a nationally televised bout at Madison Square Garden. Thornton, a 3-1 underdog, battered Pastrano with body shots and left hooks, lifting his record to nine straight wins in his Eastern professional debut.
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Curvis Wins British Empire Welter Title In 10th Round
London reports Brian Curvis knocked out Tony Smith in the 10th round to defend the British and Empire welter titles at Albert Hall. Referee stopped the bout at 1 51 of the 10th with Smith down four times in the final two rounds as Curvis held a 145 to 144 pound clash.
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Indiana Central Triumphs Over Hanover In Conference Tilt
Indiana Central overcame an early deficit to defeat Hanover 70 to 51, moving closer to the Hoosier Conference title. Clark Crafton led with 23 points, Ken Ivine added 21, while Hanover’s Gary Kemper was limited to 16 as Central improved to 7-2 in league play and 35-5 overall.
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